Music can be more than just something heard in the background, it can be something experienced. "FEEL IT" taps into that possibility by centering on the emotional reaction it seeks to elicit rather than confining itself to one mood. The title seems especially apt, considering how straightforward the song's main purpose is. Hearing is not sufficient, you also have to feel. Whether that response is joy, sadness, frustration, excitement, or some other emotion, the point is that the music elicits a response.
That makes it available. Everyone processes music differently, and "FEEL IT" appears to embrace that individuality instead of trying to control it. One person might laugh, another might cry, and still another might feel something else entirely. The Divine Saint of Love has an approach centered on the song's emotional connection. "FEEL IT" doesn't require a complex explanation, it focuses on the listener's reaction.
